Reviews

The RTS genre has certainly grown in the past few years with such titles as Starcraft 2 and the upcoming Company of Heroes 2. This quick combat allows for some truly amazing and unexpected games with hundreds or thousands of units involved. Such is the case with Eugen Systems’ recent …

A4Tech’s newest mouse packs a punch with three levels of customization and ‘ultra’ high levels of sensitivity.

The Marvel MMO has arrived with its hack and slash on.

Let me just start by saying that I am a huge fan of games of skill; puzzle games that have you examining the story, the characters, and the environment to come to logical conclusion about what needs to happen next. Those logical conclusions do not have to be immediately apparent …

If you’re a fan of Mortal Kombat, then you’re in for a pleasant surprise. Scorpion has just been announced as DLC for Injustice: Gods Among Us.

It’s like Ocean’s 11, only better.

NeocoreGames’ take on the Van Helsing legacy gives the action/RPG genre a kick in the fangs.

BrutalGamer.com’s review of Mars: War Logs.

Underground Pixel has been quiet these past few months, and now we know why: they’ve been hard at work on Mansion Run.

Two years after release, Paradox Studio’s new expansion for Victoria II has arrived in the package that is Heart of Darkness. This expansion doesn’t so much as change the game as it adds deeper and a much more intriguing experience to the table. Its main role is taking the player …

It seems you’ve come into a little money…but there’s a catch (why is there always a catch?)

The Metro saga changes publishers with a sequel that impresses on almost every level.

Just like the real R.A.T, only smaller. And wireless.

Eador: Masters of the Broken World is a game that tries to do much and mostly succeeds in delivering on its promises, minus a few hitches.

Hidden object fans will find much to love in the latest offering from G5 Entertainment.

Take a magical journey down action/RPG lane in Shiro Games love letter to a genre.